Neshaminy Valley Golf Club

Based on previous reviews of this course, I wasn't expecting much. I was pleasantly surprised. Although the course was very wet from all the recent storms, it was very playable. Greens were very soft but true. Had to wait for a few shots but overall pace of play was fine on a busy Friday afternoon. Paired with two great guys which made the round even more enjoyable. Will play here again.

Bucks club is way nicer and for it being a mile away, the prices should be way different

During these tuff times you have to be a little understanding of conditions of a golf course. That being said, all the rain and bad storms we have had the last couple of weeks I thought the course held up pretty good. Yes I know the tees could use more seeding and the greens rolled, however overall we enjoyed the day.

Very nice course, had a great time. I had a great game

For the amount of money a tee time costs compared to other courses in the area, I can't recommend Neshaminy Valley. The course layout, with some exceptions, is pretty boring and the design as well as conditions don't make for a great round. A number of holes are confusing to tell where the green is on your first play, and others have blind tee shots with danger that is impossible to avoid without having played it before. The greens were extremely slow, and a few of them were dead and dried up for large sections of the green. Many tee boxes were completely bare with ground that was somehow both muddy and extremely hard. I said the pace of play was average, but the front 9 took about 2:45 which is awful but then the groups in front cleared out and the back took about an hour which salvaged it.

Bunkers were in very good shape, which is usually not the case for a public course with upkeep issues, and all staff on the course were very nice. I liked the little bushes dotted around the course which added a little extra danger to avoid. The par 5 running along the creek was a nice hole.

I liked the layout of this course , it was a lot of fun but the greens were the super slow , they could definitely use a ranger

The layout is nice but that's where it ends. Greens are awful abs hairy. You have to smash a 8 ft putt to get it in the hole. I played once before in April and was trying to give it a 2nd chance but i won't be going back until at least the greens start to get better

Right in the woods plenty of wild life and great scenery

No rangers anywhere to be found. For a public course, it was in surprisingly good shape. Just seems like they try to squeeze in more groups than really possible and just like the last time I played, you make the turn and then… log jam. A group on the tee and 2 waiting. Makes what should be a reasonable 3 1/2 - 4 hour round into a 5 hour marathon.

I played this couple years ago, and all I could remember what’s the worst greens in the world, and really bad cart paths. When I played today I was expecting the same thing. To my surprise, the greens were actually a lot better, but still very slow and fluffy. The car pass we’re still kind of in a rough shape, but overall I think they made some good improvements on the grass. Some tee boxes are pretty bare

Staff very professional and willing to help with anything that was needed. They were a pleasure to be around and The course was very well taking card of. Older gentleman In Pro shop was a huge help and the woman who was serving food after we finished the 9 holes. It’s rare to find two people that happy and helpful